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@farksi
im assuming you have a dual boot setup using chameleon. this is the reason why i chose to dual boot in a different way. i have both installations in separate HDDs. i have windows setup with IDE then Mac with AHCI. whenever i need to go to a different OS i just go to BIOS and set it up as IDE or AHCI depending on the OS. if not, try using the kext in the first post again if you havnt yet. maybe setting up a new dsdt would help. Code:
Last edited by xxxslayeriiixxx; 01-10-2011 at 06:02 PM. |
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On another topic here guys but has anyone been able to get netflix to work with our boards? Maybe there's a mod to the boot plist we can do? EVGA x58 6GB DDR3 1600MHz 74gb raptor 9800gt i7 920 @ 3.2GHz Corsair H60 |
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netflix is working for me (I assume you have silverlight installed) the second part to get it to work is make sure your ethernet interface shows as "built in"
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BTW I took the 10.6.6 update no issues here.
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netflix is working for me. Also i just upgraded to 24GB ram, finally i can work with After Affects CS5 with no ram problems... i also haven't booted on my windows install since CUDA is working now.
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![]() EVGA x58 6GB DDR3 1600MHz 74gb raptor 9800gt i7 920 @ 3.2GHz Corsair H60 |
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Long story short if I download a movie and need to transcode it is there a way to do the transcode to h264 using GPU ? |
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you will need a CUDA enabled GPU, if your not aware of it already. Ive been transcoding/encoding through premiere pro cs5 and it shows significant time changes. I used to transcode videos for about 1-2 hours before. Now it only takes 10 - 15 minutes to transcode with the GTX480. i am not aware of any other programs that utilizes the GPU for transcoding, but im sure Premiere Pro Cs5 uses gpu acceleration for the mercury playback engine and exporting videos. So maybe you could put the (avi, divx, xvid, h264) in the timeline and export the video to whatever format you prefer. I havent tested Adobe Media Encoder CS5, but i think it uses the same programming for export. So maybe you could just use Media Encoder, but im not entirely sure about the GPU accelerated encoding since im always in Premiere Pro.
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AND heres the other option that i havent tried. this looks promising, but not sure about the mac version
http://www.movavi.com/videoconverter/ Quote:
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I have two nvidia 9800 GTX+ which are CUDA compliant but on the nvidia site there is no mention of the drivers supporting them. I'll try it any report back. Thanks |